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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-21
,e.sels Ia Port from EoreIgn ports.

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TITS II s Juniata, G Davis, from Acapulco, C
' II 8 Mohican, Day, from Callao, S A
BM Conquest, Chas l. Oxley, from Vic
Brit Brit blk Margaret Head. Jas Williams, from
AM bktne Planter, w R Perriman. from San
francisco
Am bktne Nellie May from Newcastle, N s w
Am blk 0 WhitmOre, Thompson, from Port
townsend, VT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-21
arr OF HONOLULU, Ii. /
ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY. November 10.

SATURDAY, November 10.
Kinau, LorenZen. from Maui
stun sbua. Clarke, from Molokai
sI III KauliIua, from Kauai
SUNDAY, November 30.
rjkelike, Davies. from Maui and Hawaii
SUI SUI NUkahala, from Kauai
SUI SUI Kilauea Hou. from Hamakua
SUI - Rob Roy, from Maui
ECU pr Heeia from Koolau, Oahu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-21
Jay Gould Fails to Get a London
Stock Exchange Quotation.

The following is clipped from the San
Francisco Examiner OF October 18th:
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
PuiIAuulphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3 3-pasiag n
quarrel art sh. neteecu R-,h5io p.
Ga1o aud NJ Shields, At touen mt
house, Sever b street. tclGw South, the
woman B'aGhti the mSl With "a csEyiuG
knife IN tt s'3s, vLcn he ITsa ed the
weapon l!.m hv- grnsp Ggd plugged Il.
into ber en- 'eto the Ttar u tho atm-
pit. Her Wouad proved fa.sl iE4a-
diAtely. and he made hts esospe.
Pee ano yaa forced by his wourd tc
go TO TIE ,. -lsy lgGL!A hospital for
treaiInect, Va.ra lie ls nov ly4,R Il. =
critical C1nElslu.. He NEs p.2c-a III.
Ger arrts', , aEG a shit 70 Rave GJl.tasta
the Lnu!4ar A. A.st h. ouly eAid that
"he had been stabbed bv ? 0cm-a
| A checl foi SO Gu the IL atR.-t6u2e
National Baux. made phyah,e 70
Alexander Harper ard pGrpot Ing
10 ne pigred by George W.
| Childs, enforced "Aieral l1s Har
per" wEs oasned by tie psoprIe,ol
of Green's Hotel, on TAu,aday, on
tAe ateagth q toe relaes. n vrltios
lGcIvgcsi by q .zl .nl ParEJslIGg u
come 'foa Mr.. Hsrpsr itUks su5fe'
lueltiy discov5fec thSt the laalea O
air C4ilds sud Mr.. Harper ~ Dc:l
cAsgt we're forged.
Ia tie United States Dlat:lC' Cout
yesterlay JanFr II. HOlGen Wa5 Bsa
teucs4 10 pay 500 fac and tao an
cpn Auf gears imprisonment flc max
iLs I1Gutsr!eit money.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Comp,aints of starving.

Adolpr Reich, Daniel Lyons and Daniel
Drscoll, under sentence of death In New
York for murder, complain that they are
starving from want of proper food, and
that they are unable to cat the food given
them in the Tombs, where they are con
fined. The complaints are being investi-
gated. Warden Walsh, in visiting the
cells OF Drlscoll aud lyons, found that
the iron plate to the cell windows in
which the bars are set had been removed.
A cotton hook was also found in Dris-
coils cell, but how It got there is a
mystery. The warden believes the at
tempt 10 escape was TO have been made
last night, For the past three days Dris.
coll, Lyons and Reich have refused TO &C
cept the prison food, and this is now
thought 10 have been plan to distract
attention from the plot TO escape.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.


Beecher, the Photographic, has pu. a
handsome new sho" caso IL iioSs OF MS
gallery,
A handsome ring will bs pr1saotsd 70
the lady holding the lucky acSe; a. she ,
Clan hs.Gsel receptions.
Several more members were tAEsn .
iato Brandy vine CJlc ave, No q uep |
,aAophs, last evening.
Mr. Joseph o.heltree, Of sssnd7 Slas
Hundred, lost Goo colt on Fi!dnJ
from something Ike diphghsr.a.
The bed Q. wert Fonrth street, above
Jackson, Is torn up for the laying VI
water pipss
Wm. McvarEh will have another
sale OF COWS, borses, wagons. sleISas,
whips, etc, al HooEssi4n ol Thursday,
the St1 Inst.
The stores on Market street have
nearly all seieo;sd ,Peir toys and Christ
mas thinEa generally. snd havs them
nov In stock, ready toE purchasers.
Baynard exhibits several. watches,
soc ETY. pins aud oiheg jggs!ry Ia hls
window, which will be Cha red of and
voted for AZ he Cyrus UJmuand5ry
fair.
|
No. All shipley rtreet, accompanied by
Messrs. Helss %eGdier Ena 5suwATt,
visited New York on Friday E.d took
Ia the sights ~ the metropolis aud co.
ljoyed himself immensely.
TAtnall Bios, q, l0l Marylsrd Z ave-
nue., have jus' received car ~ Gotten
Seed Meal, dif-ot from mill IN Arksn.
sss. Send tn them for oircalar cGutain
; ing Information emo rnlng this feed
, AID ci!eGtious .es ieediug T.,
! Mayer, the German wna vas present
at the time o. Lie shooting OF GptiiTleI
Koeder by G. rye Grshsn, lss; sun
+ lnay, Was takCn TO Now CastlG yesier
i, day in deh.a # the 81 o10 baiI g.
"a co1rt In which he WAS held As a wit
. mesa.
:, william + snslioy has comp'ats
J ihe erection his warehouses Ht Hal
nony Slatiou on the Is * +. Railroad
aud Ia now prepared % Erc0mm saat
4 the farmers 90 waite Clay Cgcsk az
l, Mill Creek Hundreds With various al.
n cles used in Lheir ccupGtIou.
1. In the Dscs mber Century. the anthol
4 OF the Lite o. L'uoo'n viii tu..y q,
u scribe biz Lroolu's passage .Ioi
SpriugtleiA 20 HhghlrStnn. ana tfN Z,
the frst ,iu I AL tho reasons tJr D
secret nigh journey 10 tho capital.
the satna numt'or they Will pint q
iull text - ~ hrst inauRurEi with 8
Ia OF Seward suRRtsiioue, wheth
is. adopted o- vet by the President.
pIrE of the message will be given
IN 40 situle.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
A mean sneak Thief.

Some people evidently intend 70 have
cheap Christmas presents, judging by
the promiscuous manner In. which they
are stealing things from the various
stores Of the city. On Tuesday evening
. young man stole q meer'chaum pipe
from the cigar store Of Il. +. Bourbon
b Bro, N. W. cor. Second and Orange
streete, and last evening cigarette
smoker was stolen, presumably by the
same person. he evidently wants .
whole set. Is the articles were taker
from diffsrent boxes, picking out II,
finest onel.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
somsthiux new

The local dealers IN gentlencn'a IN
nishtng goods are exhibiting what 3 ay
CAIN " be the latest thin oQi-hs-0
painted neckties. They aye OF walt,
silk, With hoveTs tG3ttiu!ly ps.atcd
lpon them. EmbSoiderei shirs ffo.H
asc 8!so coming into fashion, aai cr
sold by the dealers either eeparata oi
on the bht-t, as tho buyer lnay wish !
1, said thst before long the dnie5 VIZ
sito wear their high ooisrs embrostar
cd on tho corners. If they Wish uTua
meztsaan 1t would be q good ijra 20
theia 70 rent spaces o.. their collars t
the rival bill posters OF the city. !
w0dld be proatablo Rs we'll as ORES
mtEtai.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
a MAN Under The ban.

NEWARK, n j., Dec. ID
Ross the IL yea,-old dau,hraJ
Ross, OF 377 High s.resl, sssll
Mary HigRinF, the nuna d.
midnight last n!ghs suia1I
s9raug mp with q s,reiu u
toward the nuTss girls bed, Es1
"There's q man u1dsr tie sd'
A quick glance ooaVlbcd Yu |
Oracle had cause for hr III
there, sure enough, sN the hrI |
man. A chorus o. tsn!uiu \
som alarmed the membenaNi
hold and aroussd the .lsen
nelRhboring weilingI. Tls II
affairs had an a.n0ae,etmzd a
the unwelcome lOdser, ioi b 4
meant certain capture lI IN
sprAng from beneath tie ID q
on HE feet like q fasl. IA,aa
endesvored 10 de,aIH t5s ting
the latte: uuhesItstirg.y tH1ll
down.
Oracle chsn1Gd TO get 10 d,
path and received q b,ov vla
ened her right eye. Hs ihG
c!pitate.y down sSir, pns
persons aud, once 90 HIgI rz
good use OF bis legs
Thomas Ross developed 70
sprintlnR Abilities, loEs'eI
the burglar in sight uni.. Tie
tered y saloon ou AcSdsu7 =
waa captured sud ils H'z
committed 70 Jsi
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Market woman Robbed.

About 10 O'Clock this morning Cthcer
O'Neil met Lewis Pyle and W. X. Powell
wita quite large bag, and ds he knows
them both to be suspicious characters, he
insisted on knowing what was in
the bag. An examination showed that it
contained large buffalo robe, which
Pyle declared belonged to htm The
officer took both men to police station,
where they were locked up, and about an
hour lat er woman came 10 the hail and
said that her market wagon had been
broken open last night and robbed OF a
buffalo robe, and lot OF butter she
Identified the robe taken from r. lie and
Powell as her property, and hey were
held for hearing,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
wm n. SHARP q 90.

silks, all shades, ", '0c, Sl.
Plush and velour scaris, SO.
A plush covers, SI75 to
81, with all kinds OF thin
and heavy curtain materials
for window hangings and
porteries in Swiss Tambour,
Irish point. Nottingham,
Madras and Brussels Lace,
frcm 81 per pair to sos.
Heavy hangings in Turko
man, Silk, Shelah, Velour,
Satin, Damask and Plush.
from So so per pair to STOP.
All kinds of trlnges tor thin
and heavy curtains from lO
cents per yard to S..
We've 8 pair each OF
Turkoman Curtains that are
much reduced to close out,
they are only in olive and
blue; $3.50 Gown to $3.50;
50 down to SIS; $40 down to
Sc 80; Sl2 down to 81 50.
We have curtain poles
with rings, epds and brack-
cts complete, in S foot lengths
of ash, ebony, walnut and
cherry, from IS cents up.
alma Cloths fol
dresses. nca: mixtures II
brown and gray combina'
tions;' a nice everyda.
dress-37k cents from so.
Our reduced Carpets anc
Rugs are having a quicl
sale. Here's the list again
oee quauties anywhere dh
compare with ours.
Ingrains, S. cents down to 65 cents.
, Tap Brussels & down to 40 cents.
Tap Brussels, 50 cents down to G5 cent
Tap Brussels, IS cents down to 55 cent
Smyrna Rugs, both o
same sides, 90 cents lroI
81, IS cents from SI.25; 5
, from 81 SO
Hasso ks, 50 cents; Eci
q made aud al new.
;. Ottomaue, 81.
q WV. 7. SHARP & CO..
2 Pourrh and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Fnenin niIodIetoun.

The Mlddletown Transcript sayS that
thres eight Area occurred in that town
on Wednesdsy last. The first aud mcst
serious oce was st tho house recently
vacate ed by W. j. "a. Lingo. TIE roo;
caught fire from "a defeotigs tiue. The
seconG va, at j. g. bHRcOU'l store,
aud curtain along the GJnpter and
some papor were burned. 7: causht
from N Atch thgs W0s thrown Gu the
floor. Tie damage WAS valy s.igAt, but
would have been greater II holp hEc
noS beea 81 hand, TIE third end ias
WAS at Davin Eusgon's houso, aher,
sDn1e CiDibinR caught fire from spGtkI
irom e eisGs and were burned.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
LsstiIIin me MArkat

Wha,o TIE famoua "Neednore
hout, aBd selling a. tue cid price, s. %
. barrel, Hnd 33 oents a bag (l2L lbs.
You Cu.y have 10 try it, and be cJnYin
ced tina. /. is as good as 1t Is cheap. |
a lso have the celebrated Pztspsco Hour,
AID al. Of VIM. Lea & Son's brands.
New hom!ny, beans, peas, rolled oats,
oatmeal, new backwheat, feed, hay Snd
all goods pertaining to -four and feed
store NAMES q. MORROW,
Twelfth aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
susd ho< Fatner.In-Law

A United Press despatch from San
FranciseO says Mrs. Mcdonald, the
bankers wife, who gave $1,000 worth OF
diamonds 20 her lover, Seneca Angus
tus Swain, m Insurance. agent, Al d
other property, amounting 10 al TO
$40, 900, hHs eusd her father ID .aw for
$500, ,000 Tor alternating the affections of
her husband. Swain is still under eI-
admission In the polics court charged
with having forged hCDonAId's name
to the $40 600 worth VI railroad bonds
which Mrs Mcdonald stole from hel
father in law and sold to 3euasor lie
land StBn ford.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Pushing Thinss In Baltimore.

Messrs. James +. Wood & Go. are
pushing things In the way Of pipe
covering in Baltimore. They have
orders fOr several thousand feet of their
Great American Pipe Covering. Some
want their heater and furnace pipes
covered and some want their stea N
pipes covered; others want their water
pipss covered &c keep them from free2-
ing. the Nessrs. Wood & Go. viii
have thelr hands fu.l before they ere
through with oil,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Brought Back

Michael Blanc. sd I.alAr, charg 4
with tar iscCsny Of S60, a3me Ell thing,
and alsu sbiuoting An Italian giri, "A
years OF age, about two week5 ago, was
brought sa this city .ass e7euing BY
Chief OF P5llcs Dougherty, aEd Is now
st polioa station. de hsd, with tue
gtrl, frca this city to Ph.Iate. pAia.
where ae was arrested on NCvemh her y,
and comm i ed Jc MoyameIllag prison
but Chie! Dougherty did nos succeed
in getting possession Of him until yes
terday after a0on The 2iri was rs
turced 10 her parents, and BlsnC vii
have hearing this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Daring Thieves.

About O'Clock last evening 9lsss
IN the snow window OF Edward Mel
chior. No. 2l4 King street, was broken
by two men, who succeeded IN stealing
four revo.vers and Cog collar. They
ran, but one OF them named William
Lkwler was overtaken at Third and
Market s:reets and the stolen property
recovered. Lawler had hearing al
this mornings session Of the city court,
and wac committed In default of $40,
bail &c auswsr at court.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
TIE rlnest suI,oh I,oara

The old switch boards bave been
taken ont 0i the Western Union Tele
giuph Giice and tho one formerly used
In tho BsitimnFe * Ohio Office hos been
put IN its place. Tnis swi' ch,, pH;. I'd,
with the improvements that naYs Jsen
maie 20 IL, gives Wiln2inst0n the
tiDsst sy yItch boafd batgeGA PAi.adGl
| phiA and Washington.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Fifth edition
brAlned u.

scRA,Tnv n nor Little Boy,
.sSls5 section Of the city VA, iae ,s. ihyae
shocking s, tragedy this am rps.s,sn ,-s ,scsns Il
1,1n ua1 Re.,ns Al cysar'oli 6oy 'II,, nan!s y
10y, axe oy his mother. AtS T'a a,,''ias w
10 the Bellevue Collier ''' Ss SSa'
vas was about to leave ,hs io,N VIA
followed him, aud, tbrov1ua I.aA ahJ
about his neck, kI,sss hss
Times. He though, h., s,1 w
strange, bat did not suppo,. @ .a S'
reason was delhrorsl ff'" 'ss
AT Z O'Clock Mrs. pv,,
evidently been laOor!tv ,S' sasa Wi
excitement, called her to, ,4sa o.
her and taking him BY ,Ls U', -! s.laa \
him on the bsct Of the MAJ
axe, crushing in the child. A., ,s,s w
then stsuck him sew nj uns IssI ;.
iSce nhu nearly chorp a NM
pieces. His oldts, b,o,'s, S.,.' Ss q
chiid's cries. ran dogu s,.i,' N ~
mother said: VI
VI have killed Raynor e,,.
Hi you, and then / viii kj'in..
The boy ran away, A s,!''.
tae demented vclnan. win y.
door, bad been IN tte ns,,e. y
tractsd by the crles Of Tho d,',a
and rushing in struggled Vii
pefate mother for poSsepI,nS N.
in which she faaliy succ,ei,s
The tragedy p.oGucei a,a
msnt. Hundreds Of I h :.
gathered ct tie soeae. ,ni
women tainted at the srir M
the maniac mother ana h,is'
boy. The husband wa, an
from his work 10 the ulas,In
wAs pitIful to see Ms. I'm,
taken to an asylum 10, he tsy
afternoon. Coroner Bnrusu !,
Inquest on the body Of h, n
child.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
S.H.BAYNARD,
FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.

Has his large wsrerooms chuck
full of Pianos and Organs. They
are for sale. 1t will pay you 70
STOP in aud examine his stock.
New goods. New management
We mention . few leading makes.
First on the list We place the stand
ard wEBER-sood ~ gold. Then
comes the HARDMAN, remArka-
BILE for Its fine tone and fnis and
splendid wearing qualities. You
must not pass by the MASON q
HAMLIN, their new method of
stringipg will strike you As rsdi'
cal improvement in piano making.
CHICK Is household
word. Then for medium prices
We have the favorite MARSHALL
& WENDELL, STIRLING and
others. Pianos in all styles OF
Rosewood, Ebony, Mahogany and
Blister Walnut Cash or install
ments.
Isl, an ORG AN you ars looking
for? How will sH ESTEY do?-
king OF organs. Following closely
on It's heels are the DYEB &
HUGHES and WILCOX & WHITE
both noted for their volume, rweet-
ness, durability and artistic de-
sign. Always on hand the popular
EASTERN COTTAGE. Organs
in every style of case and action.
Cash or .nst1llments.
smAner instruments in great va
riety. SHEET MUSIC and BOOKS.
Pianos, Organs, Aocordeons, etc.,
thoroughly tuned and repaired BY
I. P. Potter, with
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
woaaye Gained q Reputa,Ion

For se.HpE reliable goods, which we
Iate11 . ll4iEs.iD. Our Sl.o0 shoes for
boys --t g4gsp ar5pZa 70 be good. Our
E=i!a MrE gGI aCoss for girls, al
$l33, E-sa &lsst, r. sa.!8isGtion. La
o!ts' prse!ed sE-e' 5a.id soles, Sl.20,
ladlss = &c irsl a-e - oble shoes, tie
quality ID lUsEi ., for the money
New lice Of ladies t.ncy laced 500 q
and rubber goods, Eo.mau's, 10 East
Fourth FrtptL
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Boat Asnore.

The pilot boat j. Whildin, bound up
the river from the Delaware Cape /,
ven, asaoTa yesterday shor5 distance
from tue month OF Chr!stiana cr.eK.
Shs WISE Compelled TO remain uatll
t1olted off by the tide, when she con
tlnu on 70 Ooopsr's PoIut, Csmteu,
whsre ahs will be aid up for .ne w-u
ter
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Copoer, FOR tho Hosp,,ai.

Next Thursday night there will he q
grand concert at Institute Ha3, tho PRO.
ceeds of which will he apptied to The
free hospital fur d, The hall an aid be
packed on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
a Gambling Don.

A com pste description OF we'd.
kRo 20 Nv YoFk gam ding Eoassi ln-
spsctor Byrne on "Meu aud tnei!
Facsa;" theatrical gossip and al the
naws .: 5ls world in to.nofroW's Saa-
day psgsss. Frist % Davis 3lS MAKE
5trsb..
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
MAKs no nistAke

in ordering your winter satt or over
coat Dat Cal and see nay fine STOCK o.
ai tho lGtsst goods from which yo1 can
mlao sslectiOn. Ny prices Jou vii
fad rea-opaole, and II RlstRnteed.
Il. HFIss N scIant Tailor,
NJ. 4 E.st Third eGIeet.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
promotion OF Holm ess.

There will bs a mss.ing hald this
evening at ia Mark s,r53i = 30
O'Clock for the promotion OK hoan-4s
All interested in thts subject are cor
daily invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

KENNARD&CO.'.
We have a few
pieces of ColOred
Boucle Cloths, for
ladies' coats, which
we have concluded
to put in this sale of
dress goods just in :.
augurated.
The cloths were
Sl.75; they will be
! sold now at 81; 81
inches wide.
;. We are cOmmenc-
4
! : ing to show our
Holiday G 90 d S /;
!: no fancy prices on
: anything. We sell
!. Holiday Goods as
1 we sell everything
: !: else; every article at
!. q small profit, but
}. of a thoroughly re-
e liable quality. IhlS
e e is a ruling principle
Il in the sale of al.
); y =; kinds of goods.
L. We have a very
large line of Plusf
;sf t,i Balls in many styles
'Ss ss 4 the prices are yer!
Il + i, low.
On, 5es Magnificent stool
.ad ad of l9 and 24-incl
! ns Silk Pushes, Satins
aas .sss Surahs, etc., tor fan
cy work.
IA Our new Umbrel
:, las are ahead of any
g. 20 thing we have eve
o. S hOWn. Hosiery
N 4. Gloves and Ladie
'9a, (; Linen Collars tt
:. !, !. !, night.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
sac me A.,tnnnn Cnrts.t.

II you want 10 have a jolly time
AMI hse gooi AROUND boxing match
GTop Ia and enjoy yonIboit =. The
h-GiAutt0 Garden, tonight, 224 King.
A hne lunch aaEved 70 all.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

The Atnepa aAn Literary Society Of
Delaware College gave sociable In
Rso Aen's Hall, Newark, last evening
II was well attended.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

EOR RENT l5O.ACRE FARM IN
Il Mil Creek Hundred, . milss from VIII
m, rgtOn, In good order. Mnusy rent large
tillagc. JOHN ). McDAEIFE III Market
streets, VII, Del. dsc2-f-u-<w
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
Il farm of li0 acres; conveniently located 3
riles from Whining Rton; easy terms. A dress
IOFecker & HoGecker, Attorneys for heirs.
oll-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
VIM. b. SHARP q 90.
AT
Wm' m'B,ShaTp&Co''s
Fourth and Market SIS,

The breeze among the
Remnants OF Ribbons de-
veloped a cyclone and most
of the lot have been sold
what are left 10 the 81 and
4Oc. qualities are now down
Ito 10 cents and the narrower
ones are down TO 10 cents.
With the incoming of
weather " hich makes Blank
cts so acceptable, we have
decided on a very unusual
thing-a marked and posi-
tive reduction among the
finest Of fine Blankets. and
one which will give blanket
buyers, whether for their own
use or for holiday gifts, a
rare opportunity on the finest
all 7co0i Blankets.
Did you ever reflect that
it was more economy to buy
a fine, pure wool blanket
than to buy one with twice
as much weight, but ihres-
quarters cottonl Half a pair
of foe wool is worth twice
the quantity 10 part cotton.
Put your hand on a fine
wool blanket, clutch 1t and
find how soft, tleecy and
warm it feels; do the same
with a cotton one and note
the diierence-compare a
;, shingle to the finest mahog
. any and you have it. Gen
O. erous, too, in sizes these
o blankets we are going tc
offer you.
- No. lot is 2 yards vide
T by 2s yards long, with scar
l. let, nvay blue and pink hor
ders, Of the unique an,
pretty cherry pattern, Whicl
is somewhat ot a deplrtur'
ia from the regulation blanke
e.. ssy borders. This lot is reduce
1ss. 1so. from SI2 TO SS. so.
90! &5! No. 2 lot is ?! yards wild
na, aud p yards long; red an
irey 10y blue borders, silk bounc
,eas eaf known as The celebrate
'i:e ise California Blanket of tn
i1 re. El Dorado and Missio
Gga 11t. Mills. They were $l4 an
'''A now reduced to S1l.
No. 3 lot is 10 yard
:. wide by - long, OF fiji
* combed wool. with a bea'
I'D. tiful designed fancy scro
work border in pink ar
cp blue-the daintiest blank
& o. we ever had; nearly as fl
as satin to the touch. Th'
}. were SIS and are reduce
to $40.
This is a remarkable he
IN init 1T day offering of fine blanke
DInaI yog not often met with.
ghtly In our regular line
Blankets we show the b,
zee g we Ss value iof S., s. so and SO.
igher, that we ever had and fro
that down to $I.5o a pair
white.
Comiortahles-all kind
re the Plaid muslins-aboutt tw'
ty pieces especially for
holidays, reduced from IS
I2b and 16 cents
Elder Dom Cloth
70 cream, light brown, cardi
i. and gray, especially adap
= for children's garments, ,c'
L cloaks, robes, wraps
ladies' sacques, jack
r ,REE7 opera cloaks, dressing go
ed with and wherever warmth
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Boys and Girls'

dress and school shoes; your moneys
worth every time a. RabcoGR's, 2Us
Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Tho Liquor Remop.,rnpos

Mr.. George W. Bush wishes II stated
that the petition presented TO court es.
teTdsy, in reference TO liquor licsnses.
Was on behalf OF large pum Der Of bus
iness men sud others OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
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address TO the (, poS,i.ss N
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p.ss' ,aes that the ja's,ii VI
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persona, '.,, nj
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
W arm I.inAd.

button and lace shoes and slippers for
ladies; all styles and prices lowest In
town. Babcock's, 2os Market street,
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
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saws It IS believed "a Tfli1ld TTfal'isid
cal circles, ,ha; tle tll,,,,si II b atI
ernment has transn.'i,1SrO MINI NJ
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ting, liiGs' and N there ,,os Is n nIsl I1s,lassS]
is 5no onp Of indignation \ ! aaa B
freely # expressed ed Ci'ojlT'..an@ 'jl'.
such such a claim. !. Inv, 4 .l: III
IN this country-a 6,.lsi 6..,..i', q
a a Americans-.h rrI1 that Ca.,,I' ~. !, n
al'er al er' his bold driIans' nc u III
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